Normal human body temperature range is generally about 36~37℃.
Normal body temperature varies slightly between individuals, and is often affected by internal and external factors fluctuate slightly. In the afternoon within 24 hours, the body temperature is slightly higher than the morning, strenuous exercise, labor, or after meals, the body temperature can be slightly higher, but the general fluctuation range is not more than 1 ℃.
Women’s body temperature before menstruation and pregnancy is slightly higher than the normal elderly, due to low metabolic rate, body temperature is relatively lower than young adults, in a high temperature environment, the body temperature can also be slightly elevated.
In addition, in daily life, the measurement of body temperature is usually based on the measurement of armpit temperature. Other parts of the body, such as oral temperature for, anal temperature of the normal reference value will also be slightly different.
It is recommended that patients should seek prompt medical attention if they experience uncomfortable symptoms, so that they can be treated appropriately after a thorough diagnosis is made.